While I like my Kili, I want to improve the armour for more abrasion
resistance.
Has anyone added hard armour to the jacket or attached skid patches to the
outside?
Any ideas?
Thx, Don
Vancouver BC
lowering/sidestand
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nklr: kili jacket - armour upgrade
With some duct tape you could probably try what this guy did... http://www.geocities.com/suketh.geo/gun/mall_ninja_1.html Mark St.Hilaire, Sr msaint@... A15 My HomePage: http://home.adelphia.net/~msaint/index.html My KLR650 Pages: http://klr6500.tripod.com/ Valve Check & Adjustment Guide: http://klr6500.tripod.com/valves.html> Has anyone added hard armour to the jacket or attached skid patches to the > outside?
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nklr: kili jacket - armour upgrade
Wear a motorcross chest protector underneath it, with hard elbow pads
attached. I wear this under my Joe Rocket Phoenix jacket for off-roading.
Since I have to ride about 75mi to get to where I am trail riding, I need the
abrasion protection. This combo flows enough air to be comfortable on the
hottest days while only going 15mph in the woods.
In the colder weather, I wear the motorcross armour over my Vanson jacket.
Devon
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lowering/sidestand
In a message dated 9/26/01 11:07:45 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
rideoregon@... writes:
<< For those of you who have lowered your KLR's. What did you do
about shortening the sidestand? Does someone make shorter
sidestands?
Steve >>
Tha options...
-DualStar offers a lowered sidestand.
-Street legal knobs will raise the KLR enough to not need to shorten the
stand. (depending on which size lowlinks you bought, I can't say that this
will work with the 1.5 inch drops)
-Don Beck has a neat do it yourself shortening kit, that he includes with his
links.
-On the first set of links I tried, (Quality R&D 1.5's) I had a welder friend
cut down my stock sidestand about a half inch, worked fine.
Alternating between 1 inch and 3/4 inch drop links with street legal knobs
now, the stock length sidestand works fine for me. All best
Scott (Back & Virus free, & waiting for the hunters to leave my woods,
yes..they're mine!! Bwahahaha)
A14 "thunderdog"
Sorrento, Fl
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